Sentence examples for which is pictured from inspiring English sources

The cover for the book, "Missed Connections," which is pictured, was Tomine's first cover for The New Yorker.

The winning organ (a slice of which is pictured), with a third of those 3,500 genes, is the testis.

The latest converts are the members of the CRESST collaboration, also based at the Gran Sasso laboratory (the tunnel leading to which is pictured above).

This group includes William Eggleston's "Memphis," part of which is pictured above, which Christie's estimates will sell for $40,000 to $60,000.

I read it in paperback (the copy of which is pictured here) a couple of years later, when I was in high school.

Haggard, haunted detective Peter Nicholas Tony Lo Biancoo) shows up as a sniper is taking lives in Manhattan, which is pictured at its rundown worst.

Most troubling, he wrote, was that the researchers systematically undermeasured the rate of serious deformities in baby fish, which were pictured only in an appendix.

God appeared to have been withdrawn from creation, which was pictured as a world machine; this God, at best, observed its running but never interfered.

Among the more spectacular puzzles he has created — all of which are pictured on custompuzzlecraft.com — was a map of the world that had 1,384 pieces and measured nearly three feet long; it took three weeks to cut, he said.

There are six different versions, all of which are pictured above and weigh between 15g and 19g.

She said her favorite Reddit categories were Ask Me Anything and pareidolia, which is pictures of things that look like things they are not (trees that seem to have faces, etc).